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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28
FOR SALE-CIty property.

DOR sALE-LARGE LOT IN PARK
build lodging house. viii sell cheap. In-
quire of CRITUS & WHIrESIDES No. 2S6
North Main street, Baker Block. yn2S.2t
NHOICE LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA
y avenue, near electric mast, at head of
First street, Boyle He ghts-a bargain.
"a acres, elegant residences in neighbor-
hood. Will subdivide into fine residence
lots.
Some of t best business and residence
property in Pasadena, Great bargains.
my27-7t LOG N. sDring St Temple Block.
DIOR SALE OK EXOHANGE-FlNE HOME
IL near the new Catholic College on Wash
ington street. Will sell reasonable or ex.
change for business or residence lot close
in and pay difference if necessary. BENE.
WARD, Court street mv26 lw
ENOk SALE-NICr COTTAGE HOUSE. 0
Il rooms. with flowers, lawn. trees, hy-
drant water. etc, fue view and beautiful
surroundings, one block from Temple street
cable road; lot 50xl70. Price, $500. Also
new house, room, lot 50xl36. situate west
of the University, two blocks from Jefferson
street line OF cars and three blocks from
Vermont avenue cable road. Price s1200,
and less than the house alone cost. W. ID !.
ROOT. No 1l5 W. First street. may26 At
EOR SALE-BY ROCHESTER,, HUNT
l. INGT0N 4; LAYTON, 81 West First ST.
100 feet west side Pearl street; $4,000.
Corner of Seventh street, 60x1l71a to alley,
with siX-room house; $4,000.
Elegant cottage near w ,shington Garden /;
immediate possession; 5000.
On the installment plan-six.room house:
$3.50 cash; balance, $50 per month $3.50.
C1OS0 WILL BUY A VERY DEsIR-
Cl@oU able lot, 50x160 feet. in the
Judson Tract, only two blocks from Fig
ueroa street. PARCELS, AGUIRRE & Co,
IL Court street m24tf
NOk sALE-FINE LOT ON BOYLE
IL Heights; corner; one block from two
lines of street cars, 60xl4S feet; $1,000. g. w.
BURTON. JOG N. Spring. Temple Block. m22tf
DOR sALE-ON JEFFERSON STREET
IL south side, between Western avenue
and Du' ant avenue. Hot 136x50. A bargain,
address Keno, "tHERALD office. myl6tf
NoR SALE-HOUsE OF ROOMS, HARD
H finished, Room 40 Downey Block.
EoR SALE-A FINE LOT, COVERED
with choice fruit trees, between Main
street and Grand avenue, only 5000; terms
easy. See MILLER Il HEkRI0TT, 239 North
Main street. a17tf
JNOR SALE-CHOICE LOT IN THE
IL Childs tract, on electric railroad line.
FRANK McCOYE, 23 N Spring street. m2tf
FOR SALE. a. -COuntryProperty
EOR SALE-A FINE HOME OF 20 ACRES,
all improved, at orange, on line of cars.
VIII pay 10 per cent. on price this year; all
in bearing. Oheap-Sl4,O00 BEN e. WARD.
No. Court street. my26 1w
DOR sALE-AT AZUSA, 10 ACRES WITH
IL house, good well of water, family or
chard, etc, corner property and close to
postoffice, school house. etc. Price $500.
Also 40 acres, partly improved and splen.
did fruit land at $40 per acre. Also 200
acres at 500 per acre. Terms 10 per cent
down, balance in l, 2 and 8 years. w. ID.
ROOT, No. lis w. First street. may26 At
DOR SALE-160 ACRES OF LAND, ALSO
l. Forest Dairy, containing cows, horses.
wagons, route and cans, etc. Inquire at
GREEN MEADOW, l mile west OF school
house, or address p. o. Box 74S. m23-6m
: xaxrgpu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28
Inst AND FOUND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAM HORSE WITH
- white face. about u years old. Return
to % N. Los Angeles street and receive re
ward iny2s 2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28

ENOR SALE-BY ROCHESTER,, HUNT
L INGT0N & LAYTON, 81 West First st.
100 feet west side Pearl street; $4,000.
Corner of Seventh street, 60xll712 to alley,
with six-room house; $4,000.
Elegant cottage near W 'shington Garden I;
immediate possession; 5000.
On the installment plan-six.room house:
$3.50 cash; balance, $50 per month; $3.50.
m14tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28

SIRAYED OR STOLEN FROM SANTA
= Monica, last seen on the I'D of May. on
old, weighs 1900 or 1900 pounds. Had on
heavy team shoes Return to II. II. WEBB,
Early ST., near City Gardens. Reward
my22-tf
STRAYED OR SIoLEN-oN THE 7TH
y inst, one white horse; also sorre
horse with white face. Return n A, ABB
BOTT, next to Pico House, and receive a
liberal reward. myll u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28

DOR SALE-LARGE LOT IN PARK
Il tract, nesr Temple. Fine location to
build lodging house. win sell cheap. In-
quire of CRITUS & WHIFESIDES S, No. 2S6
North Main street, Baker Block. D2S.2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28

my27-7t LOG N. sDring st Temple Block.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FlNE HOME
II near the new Catholic College on Wash
ington street Will sell reasonable or ex.
change for business or residence lot close
in and pay difference il necessary. BENE.
WARD, Court street. mv26 lw
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-26

In the spring Of 1865 I won't down 70
Bournemouth. 70 sec for the last time ON oh
friend who was dying cf consumption. Dur
ing a great part Of the journey down lad
for travelling companion a wcll-drass,i,
gentlemanly man OF about 80 years of age.
We were alone in the compartment. and
after interchanging some small civililes,
such as the barter Of newspapers, slid into
conversation.
Nv fellow traveller seemed % be m intel
lectual man. and we'll posted up in the dcings
of the day He talked fuently and easily on
various topics, and, judging by his talk,
must have moved in good society. Although
/ fancied his features bore traces OF hard
living and dissipation, IA was not unprepos-
sessiug in appearance. The greatest faults
in his face were the remarkable tEinacss Of
his lips. AMI his eyes being a shade closer
together than one cares 10 see. With q
casual acquaintance such peculiaritlcs are Of
little moment, but for my part l should not
choose one who possessed them for friend
without due trial and searching proof.
At this time the English public were much
interested in an important will case which
was now being tried. The reversion 10 a
vast sum Of money depended upon the testa-
tors sanity or insanity Like most o. her
people. we duly discussed the matter. /
suppose from some Of my remarks, my
companion understood that | was a doctor
He asked me good many technical ques-
tions. and | described several curious cases
of mania which had come under my notice.
He seemed greatly interested in tue subject.
"You must sometimes find it hard to say
where sanity ends and insanity begins" 10
said thouchtfully.
eyes. The boundary line is in some in
stances hard to define. To give ia sGcn &
dubious case an opinion which would satisfy
myself should want 10 have known the IN.
tent OF tho time lie was considered quite
sane
\ "To mark he difTerence!'
Exactly. And to know the bcrt Of The
character. For instance. there is fr.ell
Of minc. Re was perfectly sane when Ia
i saw him, tut for all ! know he may Lave
made great progress the other way ia iLe
interval
Then, without mentioning names, dc'ci or
places. described Carriston's pccdi ar dis-
position 10 my intelligent listener Ac Lcrd
me wi IA r;pt interest.
''You - c,iict h0 wiz 30 mai" he soil
Certainly not Unless anything uniore
seen arises lac Will probably 1.-Two and dio a.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-26
LC0niimlld tron n1nc -

siia1i "a s,icnOv, iilicuie eyclytnng winch
breaks what YOU are pleased TO call the law
OF nature. Yet take all the ungccountaale
tales told. Nine hundred aud ninetv-nino
you expose TO scorn or throw grave doubts
upon, yet the thousandth rests on evidence
which cannot be upset or disputed. Tue
possibility of that one proves the possibility
of al"
Not at all; hut enough for your orgu-
ment,' | said, amused at the BOYS wild talk
'Nou Doctors he continued, with that
delicious air OF superiority 50 often assumed
by laymen VIXEN they are in good health.
put too much to the credit OF diseased im.
aginationn
mo doubt; it's convenient SHELF on
which to put difficulty. But go on
"Ihe body is your province, yet you can't
explain why n catGiept.c patient should hear
a watch tick whom it is placed against his
foot
Nor you; nor nny one But pc,haus il
may aid YOU TO get rid of your publishing
theories # | tell YOU that catalep,y, rs You
understand 1t, is disease not known to Us
in fact it docs not exist
he seemed crcstfallan at hearing THU
"Int What do YOU wan 90 prove" ] asked.
What have you seen yoursolfn
Nothing, tell YOU. And | pray may
never see anything"
Alter this lie seemed inclined 10 shir', tho
subject, bus l pinned i'm to H.. I wasrcally
anxious TO get at the true state of his mind.
In answer u the lending questions with
which piled him. GARRISON revealed IN
amount of superstition which seemed utterly
childish and out of place beside the inte.lec-
tual faculties which he undoubtedly pos
sessed. So much so, that at last l lelt more
inclined 10 laugh than to argue with him.
Yet / was not altogether amused by hi7
talk His wild argument and wilder beliefs
made me fancy there must be a weak spot
somewhere in mis- brain-even made me fear
lest bis end might b, madness. Tho thought
made me sad; fer, with the exception o. tie
ecceEtrict,es which / have mentioned. /
reckonel Carriston the pleGsantcst friend !
had ever made lis amable nature, lis
good looks and perfect breeding had en-
dearcd the young man 10 me-; SO much Sc
that | resolved, during the rem2inler OF the
time we should spend together, 20 Go all l
could toward taking the n1nse-se cut Of
him.
My efforts were unava;ling. l kept
sharp lookout upon him, and 1T him fall
into no mysterious revcries; but the curious
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-26

"Way al YOU foar For hlr, thenr
"lo' t.s reason; ! tWaE tlat any sui.
den cn'' 3n-v.!sat ii' Tor inst,nco-
any am y.ac.el u1 Gu lug llCw, mi rht
40 oaee di-,url th2 bal,uc. II his mind Let
h.s iilo run "a IN an cyal grove, AMI all
VIII b. well with hin.
My companion waa silent Tor few mo-
mems.
did YOU mention year .ri,ri's namclo he
asked.
/ laughed. Doctors never give names
whom they quote clses.n
At tho next station my companion left ,ho
train. lie babe ms polite adieu, and
thanked me fcr The pleasure n conversation
had given him. Altr wondering what tia
ton IN lie lie Occupied idisni.s "a hlm from
my mini, G5 one WHO had crossed my path
for a short time aud would probably never
cross 10 again.
Although dill rot SO, Charles GARRISON
Ireceiyed several at-ars from him during
the course of the wear. He hal not forgot.
ten our Undertaking % pass my next holiday
together Enly IA lie autumn, ju.t rs
was beginning ID iolg with a passionat0
lorguy Tor op.n eir AMI hlla skies, letoor
came from Garrison. H. was now, ne SAID.
rouChng it in the Yves ern Hi-hlandA He
rcmlAGeI me on lasJ years uOmst Uould
Get away from WORK noWl Would | join
hiul If / oil not care to Wit Scotland,
would j 5eit some o-her place whore he
could join M. Sth, tla oolory By winch
lie wa now surround Il was superb, AMI
the accomm0 lotion be had secured, If not
luXur ol . fairy camto.ta5.e lie thought
We cou.a not DO better, q postscript TO bis
letter usAel me ~ address HIM - Cecii
Carr. rot Cherries Cs-riston Is had req
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-26

one haf acre OF ground, large tWo-story
house. stone and brick foundation, good cellar
and si-tCrn ANA well wotor. The place has
some liuc fruit trees ou il and b. wei located
fccros- tha river price. - 100: one quarter
down and thC balance ou time To suit purch-
asCr.
$3.50 "a tho price Of q corner House and two
Lots boo Eytuu. House can lc occupied by two
families good we'll
$50 ,hr price OK two story House and
lot iu EiytOu.
slwl wiubuy n nrst-class. Hotel and Board-
ing house. Pnrtics cam give good reasons FOR
wanting 90 sell.
Two lots ON Garrctts addition. Price 1926
each. improvements CA lots adJOurning.
Good neighborhood.
5000. \ resident ON tho vcst side Of state
street near ~auiinrium. For "a fine home this
place can not Dee cNcciicl i0r thr mon s..
10 ExcutS0t Eor HOUSE AaD LOT Is ALMA.
Hons. ana One ncto of land with orchard in
Mason. lnqhnm CO. Mich. 10 cost the owner
esH. There b. 90 mortgage Du 10 Of - o.
BOA ln Bethany township. acres i'm
proved. house aud staale 0n premises. Good
board fence iu irOnft value ul place S6p.-
Owner had Just 49, soon exchange Tor house
oud lot outside az the corporation OF Alma.
PROPERTY Is GHAtfnr COUNTY.
sac por acre The improved farm of about
@iJ acres. ioruCilt uWncl uN Hamilton Pr.ch-
nrf Four i9 JOEL west ot Atm und our-hHll milo
south ot iiweH. only uuu-qulu ot the put-
chase UriCp required On Doe paid down. Viii
divide IL aHi sell orc-huii or UnC-quartCr u
desired.
SG01 will buy house. store, oihce; barn and
two lnf. cor 90 Wa-hiuuf0u and Chestnut ~
in tho village of Whrlcr. Fine location for j
Physician bul amaI drug store.
SO acfcs OF land bon Seville township
for sale. at =yc, eight aud nine dollars pei
&c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-26

idea that he possessed, or could possess. some
gift above human nature, was too firmly
rooted 60 be displaced. On all other subjects
he argued fairly and was open 20 reason.
On this one point he was immovable. When
could get him to notice my attacks at all,
his answer was
you doctors, clever as YOU are with The
body, know as little of psychology as you
did three thousand years o-o.'
When the time Came for mo 20 foll up my
easel and return u tha druigcry Of lie,
parted from Carriston with much 70 -rct.
One of those solemn, but often broken prom
ises 10 join together next year Ia another
sketching tour passed between US Then !
went back to London, and during Tho su5a-
quent months. although ! saw nothing OF
him, l often thought Of my friend o. the
autumn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-26
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

The Heated Term

now fairly working It's way upon us causes
the multitude 10 turn its attention 10 sucn
kinds OF apparel as viii tend to cool BON
body and mind. OF course, above all tue
.foot" must share a bic portion OF this
-" comfort and coolDess," snd II your
pocset-book Is limited IN size you cannot
do better than gpze at these teppting
figures: Ladies' LaDgtry Ties, 81 20, SLoO,
s2; Oxford Ties, 81 and upwards; Opera
slippers from 75c. up; Gen.lemon's Solt'
Easy, English, PorpOise Shoes, 80 to $3.50;
waukeezy, Kangaroo Flexible Low Shoes.
SO; Genilemen's Genuine Hind.Sewed
Calf Shoes, 81; those wonders in Gentle
mems Cali Shoes, $3.50; Old Ladies' Serge
Hand-Made Lace and Congress Shoes,
s1.5O; Trunks and Satchels lower than fac.
tory prices; Ladies' Hand Made Oxford
Ties, with patent-leather tips, 81. Our
spring and summer stock Is 80 great that
customers are completely bewildefed at the
quantity OF styles We show at our store.
Gaze at our windows, and you will not re.
gret half hour well spent.
JACOB MAY 81 SON,
607 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
roTHER LOCAL oS FIFTH PAGE. ]
Miss Mary Thaw.s Entertainments.
For the Dispatch

tFor the Dispatch.
Miss Mary Thaw gave wonderfully sue
CO Ssiul entertainment TO her school Friday
night. II was opened with the march. led
by Miss Ihaw, which showed the grace OF
the pupils and the skill Of the faithful
teacher I'm marked degree. The children
were beautifully arrayed and looked like
fays from faryland. The minuct classes
managed their long trains i'm a way that
their older sisters might copy. The
slow but graceful movements OF
this dance expressed the poetry OF
motion. Seycralof the children in the long
train were under five Year, old. Among
these was little Reinhart. The boys were
exquisitely cOStumed in continental style,
and were proper gallants for these minia-
tuTc bellies. The german and all the fancy
dances were we'll nigh perfectly executed.
But 1t Is Just TO say that the highest praise
j. due Miss Julia Ferrandini for the mot
pCriectly.rcndered and exquisite fancy
dance. She deserves The name OF "Queen
Of the Evening" not only for thi, bot
other dances.
The next most marked feature was the
Jockey dance by Miss Mary Chapman and
Mastrr Greer B4u. Imam. the Polish dance,
by the same children, was marked by very
greet grace. TIE sailor dance. by MIrgie
III OWLS aud Mister Greer Baughman, also
dC.cTN6s sp,cial notice.
Miss Stu-rt Bradley showed her usual
grace in Der fancy danes.
MsstI> Arthur Johns and Lloyd Chap.
man were Chesterlic'dian in their manner
81 distributing lhe ,tTine, FOR the Nav pole
dance. Air. Fcrrcndini had tn hal beau-
tifully decorated. Mr.. Tremer was TIA re
Tfaw and Der pupils. Last, but not least,
in tie eye, Of ihp children were the re-
froShmtnls. The gentleman who acted Is
master Ut ceremonies was exceedingly
happy in presenting the chair to Mr..
lIlmCr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
Excursiens. Pic-Nics. &c.

The first Saturdav.night excursion OF the
season to Washington will leave here on
the 2Sth at 10 O'Clock. This trip will give
all who go two days in Washington, re-
turning TO Richmond 0Y midnight Mon
day.
The East-End Beneficial aud Social So
ciety will give its seventh annual excursion
to Gount Pleasant on WIT MONDAY. The
attractions will embrace music, dancing,
boating. fishing, &c.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company offer reduced
rates to Washington 10 persons desiring 10
attend the National Drill this week.
Ashland Park can be engaged by picnic
parties on application Ia the general ticket
agent Of the Richmond. Fred ericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company.
The seml-annual rednIon OF + Company
Association Will be held at Captain Il. L..
Christians farm, about three miles from
Richmond on the Creighton road. day after
TOMORROW. The members will leave the
city'in omnibuses ut o O'clock in the morn.
ing and return in the evening.
A dancing pavilion has been erected in
Denny.Stfeet Park, corner Of Sixth and
Denny streets, Fulton, and a festival will
be given there tomorrow night. Music,
dancing. and refreshments.
The James-riyer steamers Essex and
Ariel are oDen to engagement by churches
or societies or other excursion parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
The IIsrdIuan Plano.

With its two newest and greatest p1
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support, aud the new harp stOp-rcnderina
il to-day the only perfect upright piano
The New lIardman Upright has achieved
lis unparalleled success among the best
judges and most cultured people entirely
through ITS Inherent excellence, combincd
with the honest price at which 1t Is sold
Every dollar of expense not required by the
simplest methods OF doing business goes III.
rectly into the material and construction
Of The instrument itself, and the purchaser
Of a HaTdman Piano therefore not only Sc
cures the most skiifully and dursbly built
piano made, but at a pnce below that OF
any other OF the highest class manufactured
in the world. Water ID. Moses II Co.
Virginia Asenlsl, 9li Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
Police Courf.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Emma James (colored), trespassing upon
the premises OF ana being d'sorderly to.
wsrds Mrs. Il. G.. Hnlst. Dismissed.
Waller Bryant, Ross Coleman, and vii.
liam LaDdrum. assauting and beating
James Buchanan on the street. Bryant
and Coleman fined IS aud Landrum $40
and costs.
William Biyens, creating q disturbance
and breaking the door and throwing rocks
at the house Of Josephine Kirby. Con-
tiDued until Tuesday.
Eli Bagby tcolored), improper conduct
on the street. Fined 50 and costs.
John Turny, Charles Miller, and John
Skinner, throwing rocks in Hollywood
cemetery. Discharged.
William Mcdaniel and Joseph Hoffman,
throwing rocks in Hollywood cemetery.
DISCHARGED.
Charles Burcb, assaulting and beating
JAMES Buchanan. Discharged.
Amos Macklin lcoiored), shooting and
woundmg james Gariick with q shotgun,
with intent TO XII. Continued until Satur.
day the 2sth instant.